All the best for your move into the world of Cloud add-ons, Francesco. I really enjoyed the transition, and hope you will too.
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Hi everyone, i am new here, just learinng being thrown in the deepend
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Hi Nadeem. We’re all in the deep end with you. Welcome to the pond.
David
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Hi Everyone!
I am Aarron and I am looking to build some cool stuff in the Cloud. I have built some cloud integrations for my day job and want to see if I can carry that work into building solutions for the marketplace and turn it into a side-hustle.
See ya around…
-A
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Welcome @aarron.szalacinski! There’s a growing number of developers here who started dancing the side-hustle, and advanced to full-time flamenco. #firstAndLastDanceAnalogy
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Lol. Nice. #ISeeWhatYouDidThere
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Hi,
I am Leo from Move Work Forward and we are working on the integration between Slack, Jira, Confluence, Github and other services as part of getally.com
Give it a try and let us know your feedback.
Cheers,
Leo
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Hello there,
I am Sami Shaik from Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I am a crazy fan of Atlassian and working as a Atlassian Administrator since 8 Years. I have seen so many things changes fast in Atlassian tools, how JIRA was in early 2010 and now how it place the mark in the technology industries. Great work by Atlassian and team.
Glad to be working on Atlassian Products.
Best Regards,
Sami Ahmed Shaik.
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Welcome to the community.
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Hi everybody! Long time lurker, occasional poster.
I’m Chris, but everybody calls me “Daz”. I’m a frontend (front-end? front end? client-side?) developer and I work on stuff that runs in the browser and in multiple Server products – that means I’m touching things like AUI, “the WRM”, and other CSS, HTML, and JavaScript-y things.
I used to work in Sydney at Atlassian for ~6 years, but more recently I moved to Poland and now work at Spartez where I’ve been for ~2 years. Job’s the same but the location is much prettier 
My professional life has been 100% web-based. I started by building promo websites for small businesses, then working on a website + app for my World of Warcraft guid in my university days. From there I graduated to building and maintaining simple web applications, then to increasingly larger and more complex web apps… and now I work across multiple large, complex web apps 
I care deeply about building humane interfaces – I strive to make things usable by and pleasant for the most number of people possible. At a technical level, this means I dabble in everything from semantic and accessible markup + CSS through to application architecture and tuning for performance.
I’m always keen to talk about any/all of this stuff, so don’t be afraid to send me a message 
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Hi there! This branch has been slow lately and I’d like to make it vivid again.
My name is Andrew and I moved to Developer Advocacy Team a few months ago. Before joining Developer Advocacy, I’ve been in charge of Community Support team here in Atlassian. I’m based in Austin, TX.
I’m super excited to be a part of dev community and I’m looking forward to connecting with you both online and in person!
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Hi! 
I’m not new to Atlassian or the Ecosystem, but I am new to the Developer Experience team! I’ve joined as Developer Community Manager. I’ll be working closely with the developer advocates to improve our comms process across all Atlassian products and services. This means communicating early and often, and finding ways to bring your voice into internal decision making processes.
It’s only my second week, so take it easy on me. I’m lurking in the spicy threads and taking notes for where/how we can improve. 
In my spare time (when not under quarantine) I love to dance. Relatedly, I’m really into jazz and its history. I watched all 20-ish hours of Ken Burns’ Jazz documentary series and I might watch it again. 
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Hello!
My name is Rodrigo Heinzen and I have been part of the Jira Server support team for the past two years. Starting this week, I am joining the Developer Experience team as a Developer Support Engineer.
I will be working mostly in the developer support queues and, hopefully, deliver a great support experience for everyone in need. Today is the end of my first week as part of the team so maybe a few of you heard of me from DEVHELP tickets 
I am based in Porto Alegre - Brazil. I’ve been a software developer for two years prior to moving to Customer Support and Success so I believe it will be easy to connect with you all in this community.
I am very excited to join the team and to help where needed.
Cheers!
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Hey there!
My name is Cassio Pilla and I’m from Porto Alegre, Brazil. I joined Atlassian 7 months ago in the Jira Server Support team and just last week I’ve become a Developer Support in the Developer Experience team.
In the beginning, I’ll be focusing on the DEVHELP tickets, but with time, I’ll do my best to support you in both the Dev community and the DEVHELP. I’m really excited to join this team and have the opportunity to help our partners to deliver the great apps that we can see today in the Atlassian products.
In my spare time, I love to play some games, most competitive esports. During normal times, I also like to practice some sports(mostly soccer), but nowadays all I can do is go out for a run.
Looking forward to meeting you all!
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Hey, I’m Bentley.
I’ve been the developer advocate at Trello for the past four years (have you considered building a Power-Up?) and have just joined the greater Atlassian Developer Experience team for a bit. 
I’m focused on the community and I’m super excited to get to know more Atlassian developers and hear about the cool things you’re building.
Want to chat? I’d love to meet you; grab some time on my calendar here: https://calendly.com/bentley-trello/30min
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Hi all,
This is Caterina! I’ve been at Atlassian for a while now but I’m very new to the Developer Experience team where I will be trying to help you with the DEVHELP tickets and the various topics here in our community.
I’ve been living in various countries and continents (including the US, Hong Kong, South Africa, and many places in Europe) and I love talking to someone who lived there as well and bringing up all those good memories.
In my free time, I like to explore Australian beautiful outdoors and enjoy my weekly couple of hours of dancing.
If you are wondering if which is my favourite tutorial, here it is: Creating a dynamic content macro 
I’m sure you’ll see my name around more and more.
Cheers,
Caterina
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Welcome @ccurti ! 
A month late. ha
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